Microsoft said last week that it will replace Windows' Mail and Calendar apps with Outlook for Windows. It's a bad idea for several reasons.

One Outlook app is intended to bring a single Outlook client that work across platforms like PC, Mac, and the Web. It aims to replace Microsoft’s inbuilt Mail and Calendar apps on Windows 10.

In order to tackle the ongoing Outlook outage, Microsoft says it is in the process of applying configuration changes and ...

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Several thousand Microsoft Outlook users ran into issues with the email platform, with some reporting problems like loading ...

It only takes a few steps to encrypt email messages in the Outlook app Encrypting your email in the Outlook app (or web) is straightforward from the controls on the ribbon.

Millions of Microsoft users across the globe have found themselves unable to log in to the Outlook service this morning - ...

The Outlook web app (Outlook.com) comes with a "send later" feature for scheduling an email. Here's how to use it (via Microsoft Support): ...

This new Outlook web app replaces both of those clients, and before they knew it, Windows Latest was looking at the new app rather than the old Mail client.

Microsoft is now offering a less specific "end of 2024" date for replacing the Mail and Calandar Windows apps with the new Outlook for Windows, but the statement makes things even more confusing.

If you want to manage contacts on Windows devices, use People app. Learn more about this using uses tips and tricks of Outlook People.

Outlook Web app contacts "People are at the center of our lives, and we start every digital connection via contacts," the entry on the Microsoft 365 roadmap for the update read.